Wedding and Reception Locations

Wedding Guests: Choosing Where They Stay

Wedding guests are going to be coming from all around to enjoy your wedding. They don’t know Denver, they’ve already spent money on the trip, and you want them to be in a good mood and on time for the wedding. Where your guests stay can make a big difference. Here’s how to decide where they should stay.

Holding a Reception after Elopement

If you decided to run off with your beloved for a quick wedding without the family, either you or your parents may want to host a reception after the fact so you can still share the occasion with friends and family.

Having an Indoor Option Can Save Your Outdoor Wedding

An outdoor wedding is a great idea in Colorado. With more than 300 days of sunshine and low humidity, it’s usually very comfortable to be outside, even for guests in formal wear. Beautiful blue skies and the majestic Rockies also make for an excellent backdrop to your wedding. That’s why we designed our grounds so luxuriously, with winding stone paths, waterfalls, pavilions, and marble gazebos.

The Convenience of having the Wedding Ceremony and Reception at the same Location.

The Convenience of having the Wedding Ceremony and Reception at the same Location.

Many brides are opting out of church locations for their wedding ceremonies. Most reputable wedding reception sites now have locations to accommodate the wedding ceremony as well.

Five Benefits of having the same location for both the Wedding Ceremony and the Wedding Reception.

Every Day is a Beautiful Day for a Wedding, Weather Permitting

Colorado Mountains

Every Colorado bride worries about the weather on the most important day of her life. Winter brides prepare for snow but pray against an unexpected blizzard; summer brides expect sunshine but hope no one dehydrates; spring brides hope the rains stay at bay until after the outdoor ceremony; and fall brides mistakenly think they are safe from nature’s whims.

20 Genius Wedding Cost Cutters

Off-peak is on the money.

With the exception of the holidays, dates from November through April are less coveted—so less pricey—than other times. Set on June vows? Book them on an off-night, like Monday – Thursday or Sunday

Know who your friends are.

Nipping the guest list can shrink costs big-time. To avoid offending non-invitees, pepper wedding convos with words like small and intimate.

Say okay to day.

10 Reasons To Have a Garden Wedding

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